Video packets to a file.

Question

Hi all,
I am using the xuggle library to get the frames of the video file. I am able to write those video packets into a swing window for playing the video. but I want to write those packets into a file. and if there is any way to create the flv file from the video packets that will be very helpful.

Answer 1

amygreene wrote:
There really was no need to be rude about it; even little children can ask others to explain themselves better without getting on a high horse ("I know all there is to know about Java so I am King and you better bow down to me!") and throwing a hissy-fit. Besides, I think the original poster's native language isn't English (ironically, he knows how to be polite and apologise and give thanks!). There's one for discrimination, I suppose . . .Again, at no point in this entire thread was I ever rude or on a high horse. You're welcome to call me ranty if you so choose, but perhaps you should climb down off your high horse if you're going to be calling me rude, childish, and discriminatory. All I ever wanted was a coherant question that was on-topic and made sense, because anything less is a waste of time, and stands in the way of what everyone is here for, help (giving or receiving).
It's not like anyone on this forum gets paid to help people, so frankly, everyone on here answering questions is doing so out of the goodness of their heart. And I find it rude when people who need help don't bother to spend enough of their time asking a coherant question the first time because it wastes whoever's time that happens to be trying to help them.
And yes, I could be nicer to people, but I'm not tech support and I don't have to be nicer. I'm civil enough and I help people who need help, and am polite to people who are polite to me and don't waste mine or anyone else's time. A little extra time figuring out what your question is and doing a little research on Google go along way.
And as for you, Miss Greene, I'd suggest you take your dog and pony show elsewhere with your thinly veiled personal attacks and your Acai Berry spam.
And to you, Anii, I hope your project turns out okay and you get everything working. You might consider looking into the Adobe Flex API, as it's open-source, free, and setup to handle FLV files.